The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. keene as lago.
--"AIr. Barnes, of New York" A new
supply at Mansfords.
The Rev. s. NJ Sayiord is moving the
multitude at Nashville TO serious thoughts
Of religion.
An unscemly lull in the matrimonial
business has set in, but 1t is SAID that
fresh outbreak will occur atn distant day,
"A select hop was given by the Timers
union at the Y. NJ. IL. A. hall last night
There was liberal attendance, and al en-
joyed themselves hugely.
Such days as yesterday cannot fail TO
gatify the most chronic kicker about the
heather. There was just enough OF the
frosty tingc to brace up the youth and de-
crepit alike.
1.-The remains Of II. s. Morgan, who
suicided Sunday night Mt No. AN Poplar |
slreet, will he shipped TO Moody, Tex, for |
interment, in accordance with instructions |
Rom his family.
~ st. Andrews banquet occurs tomorrow
night at the Gayoso hotel. Hot Scotch,
cloqucnce, sociabiity and good fellowship
will be the features. An attendance oil
100 or more will be prepared for.
II. J. Eckerly has been appointed by
the probate court guardian of the estate OF
Miss Emma Brussels, adjudged by july
OF twelve men TO be weak minded and IN
capable OF managing her own affairs.
F. Almost every fellow met nowadays
4 has fresh story Of encounters and eN-
perienccs on hunting trips. singular
coincidence is the patent fact that this Is
all they have TO show for the excursion.
Peter Dew and Mrs. Mary Buchanan,
colored; Richard Clark and Miss Henrietta
Phillips, colorcd; William Richardson and
Miss Mary Hughes, colored, were the
couples who took out licenses yesterday TO
we'd.
There will be sociablc held at No. 213
Main street Wednesday afternoon and
evening Mrs. Lide Mcrriwether is 10
give talk on what she saw ut the National
W. G. 4. U. convention. Everybody In
vited.
-Messrs. O'Conner and Esmonde will
enlighten the people OF Memphis on affairs
in ireland and British tyranny, at the
Y. NJ. H. A. hall tonight. Both are
comparatively fresh from the scene and
well posted.
Front row is now carrying an immense
supply OF all kinds OF wild game. Prices
are sufficiently low to bring any and all
the articles Offered upon the poorest table,
For this is the city well stocked with anna
teur sporsmen.
Charles Cobb. an engineer on tho
Memphis q Little Rock railroad, has beer
presented with gold medal by a number
on the train he piOtcd, for gallant conduc
in an accident TO il on the 18th Of October
at Forest City, Ark.
The battle Of New Orleans, Tough
January s, 1915 will be only celebrated b.,
the Jacksonan club. A banquet and othe
festivities will comprise the program.
meeting for arrangements will be called n
am early day. IL will be one Of the event
Of the season.
r. V. Pearson, aged fourteen year
was thrown from q switch engine in III
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad yard yestei
day morning, and painfully bruised o
the face, left arm and hand. He will 500
be out The company is in no way habl
for the accident.
1t Is interesting TO observe the diiiel
ent ways in which people conduct then
selves in cold weather. While some u,
sire the heaviest uiment and fires q
every side, others manifest the utmo
contempt for these elements OF warmth
and move about ~ II IL were the lovlioi
Of genial spring days.
Expert lawyers have been examinir
u the papers upon which hang the destin
nf the bridge acrOss the river at this plac
and pronounce them correct IN every pa
ticular. Mr.. Bcnthuysen says this col
tingcncy safely passed, the bridge IL abs
lutcly assured. lie and his compai
have the money TO verify the promise.
/ The rector, warlcns and ycstrymon
L Calvary church cordially invite all u
4 III il u0ta 10
dedication Of the nciory, No. 81 Mark
street. ON TUESDAY night ut O'Clock. III
ladies' of the Aid society will aitcrwa
Ryc reception at the same place, fro
Ills 10 l0l5 pm. The bishop will
present and take the office Of dcdicatio
assisted by the clergy.
There il no puff and blow about ~
cecdings in the chanccry court, but Z
tribunal gets there all the same. For q
past three DAYS the case oi the Catnvha
works against John ID. Milbum has be-
on trial II il q Suit for about 5000
filed ten years ago. Gen. Luke r. Wng
and Col George CAN'T arc counsel for Z
PENDANT, while Mcssrs Morgan & Mel,
land represent the plaintiffs.
The largest receivers Of cotton yes,
day were: Stewart, Gwynne x Co, I
bales; Hill, Founiaino 4 Co, s2l; BrooI
Nicely & Co, 6S2; Fadcr Frank 4 Co., q
Porter & Macrca. sos; billiard 4 Col
3s7; ]. 4. Fargason 4 Co., 800; Mallo
Crawford 4 Co, 2gl; SchOolfold, llanai
4 Co., 2SS; W. A. Gage x Co, 2lS; }
mcr. Thornton & Co., 233; Day, Horton
Bailey, 2l5; Slcdgc & Norilect, 2l2i Y.
Estes u Co., l7j.
-Mcssrs. H. Iowcnslcin & Bro. and
Jicdcl 4 bro. prayed the chanocry 60
for attachments against III. kohn, n IL
street merchant, for claims aggrcgit
$500 The attachments were issued I
put IN the hands Of Deputy Sheriff 70
who went down 10 serve them. lie iOi
The store already closed by service Il
'Sauirr Colcman's office. obtained by &
RYAN x CO., for 81, the Anderson
c6,npany ior $50 II. Morris 4 Co., :
Friedman Bros, Sl,3ll; Rice, Silk d
Sl,Ol5, Lennon 4 Gale, $40.
Judge Duliose Il about 10 NJ
against the shcrn-s Office and cut ]
from inil fees in certain cases. A ease
called In the criminal court ycstcI
afternoon, in which the witnesses live,
pnudents island. Deputy Sh
McKain was intrusicd with the SUNNI
but failed 90 have the parties In co
thercupon Attorney General Pcicn ~
that this was becoming too frequent
currcnce ~ far ~ Mckain was concer
and In consequence the prisoners
compelled 10 remain In jail, 10 their
Inconvenience and the cDuniy's expo
] 'Tell Mr.. Mckain want 10 see him
hear his excuse" said his honor,
a. a. A hot In - a.